Ok, instead of just leaving a dislike, I'd like to provide some constructive criticism. First off, you can't say Advanced Tips and have a 2 minute video. That's pure clickbait. Second, nothing you said is anywhere in the vicinity of advanced. It's basically how the game works. A complete beginner that knows the rules can pick this up in less than 4 games. I'd suggest you focus more on tips about character building, order of picking your perks (with examples why it is so), picking enchantments for certain classes/cards, optimal items and item usage for certain classes, great ability combos etc. If you're serious about this, you need to put a bit more work into it. Until then, you can change the name to "A few helpful tips for Gloomhaven beginners".
Thank you for the constructive criticism. Our next videos include commonly forgotten rules and starter guides for each of the characters. Hopefully those videos will help you more. Do you have a preferred character we should start with?
Excellent goal! Our hope at Bezzro is that we can help you achieve your goal by helping your less experienced friends to skill up more quickly. As you said, the things you learn in those first 6-9 hours of play. We want to make all games more accessible to beginner and intermediate players so they can get to the fun faster. Imagine you sit down and teach a game, but your friends still don't understand the basics or more advanced strategies. Just watch a 5 minute or less clip and you've done this basic and intermediate learning, making the first game more enjoyable. We're still working on titles and descriptions to make this clear. We will eventually have expert level strategies for you after we have established this initial goal firmly over a broad spectrum of games.
I'm also excited to see new gloomhaven content but labelling this "advanced" is a joke. I'd love a follow up video with more tips that aren't things the game teaches you in the tutorial
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Ok, instead of just leaving a dislike, I'd like to provide some constructive criticism. First off, you can't say Advanced Tips and have a 2 minute video. That's pure clickbait. Second, nothing you said is anywhere in the vicinity of advanced. It's basically how the game works. A complete beginner that knows the rules can pick this up in less than 4 games. I'd suggest you focus more on tips about character building, order of picking your perks (with examples why it is so), picking enchantments for certain classes/cards, optimal items and item usage for certain classes, great ability combos etc.
If you're serious about this, you need to put a bit more work into it. Until then, you can change the name to "A few helpful tips for Gloomhaven beginners".
Thank you for the constructive criticism. Our next videos include commonly forgotten rules and starter guides for each of the characters. Hopefully those videos will help you more.
Do you have a preferred character we should start with?
@@Bezzro No, not really. I've played a few of the characters and I hope that, one day, I'll be able to say I've played them all.
Excellent goal! Our hope at Bezzro is that we can help you achieve your goal by helping your less experienced friends to skill up more quickly. As you said, the things you learn in those first 6-9 hours of play. We want to make all games more accessible to beginner and intermediate players so they can get to the fun faster.
Imagine you sit down and teach a game, but your friends still don't understand the basics or more advanced strategies. Just watch a 5 minute or less clip and you've done this basic and intermediate learning, making the first game more enjoyable.
We're still working on titles and descriptions to make this clear. We will eventually have expert level strategies for you after we have established this initial goal firmly over a broad spectrum of games.
I'm also excited to see new gloomhaven content but labelling this "advanced" is a joke. I'd love a follow up video with more tips that aren't things the game teaches you in the tutorial